I.Circle the letter A,B,C or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

1.A.length             B.though            C.thick            D.thunder

II.Circle the letter A,B,C or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.

2.A.horror              B.action                C.funny              D.control

III.Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense form.

3.My children(watch)____________ TV in the living room now.

4.My grandparents(do,often)____________ jogging in the morning.

5.Jane(not go)______ to the gym yesterday because she(be)____________sick.

6.They(have)____________ dinner 30 minutes ago.

7.Look!Brian(dance)____________ on the stage.

IV.Circle the letter A,B,C or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.

8.I switched on the TV,or the programmes were boring.

A.switched            B.or              C.programmes             D.boring

9.I find this film interested,and so does my brother.

A.find                  B.interested              C.do               D.does

10.Who did ate the cake on the table?

A.did                   B.ate                    C.cake                D.on the table

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Look at the sentences below about Sunningdale Hotel. Read the text on the opposite page to decide if each sentence is correct. If it is correct, write A. If it is not correct, write B.

--ACCOMMODATION--

Near the town centre – Single rooms available:

SUNNINGDALE HOTEL

French, German, Spanish and Russian spoken

£200 per week single room or £36 per day with English breakfast and dinner.

Double room £160 each person per week, £33 daily.

Half price for children under 14.

The Sunningdale Hotel was built in 1913 and opened by Princess Louise. It has provided excellent service for people from all over the world and people of all ages and nationalities have stayed here. During the past 80 years over 50,000 guests from 174 different countries have visited Sunningdale.

The hotel is on one of the main roads leading to the town centre. It is about 20 minutes by bus from the centre of town and buses to many other parts of the town stop outside the hotel. Guests should be careful not to travel on buses with the blue sign Express on the front because they do not stop near our hotel. An underground station is less than 100 metres away.

The main building has 200 well-furnished, centrally-heated single rooms, each fitted with hot and cold water basins. Showers, baths and toilets are at the end of all corridors. The hotel has a shop, sitting rooms, four television rooms, table tennis room, library and laundry. There are also eight pianos available for guests’ use. There are spaces to park cars in the hotel drive.

Daily newspapers are provided free and stamps can be bought at the office. Guests who stay for long periods must pay for their accommodation weekly in advance and one week’s notice is required for departures. Short or long term guests are welcome but long term guests are offered rooms first.

Meal times are: breakfast 7am - 9.30am; lunch 1pm - 2pm; dinner 5.30pm – 7pm. During the week, for those studying or working late, dinner can be requested until 11pm by writing your name on the late list or by telephoning before 7pm. A selection of 10 menu choices are available for breakfast and dinner.

No animals of any description or fires of any type (either for heating food or heating the room) are allowed, and guests are requested to respect the comfort of others. If you have tapes or CDs, please try to keep the noise level down to a minimum, especially between the hours of 11 pm and 8 am. Guests are advised to use taxis to get to the hotel if they arrive by train because we are some distance from the main railway station.

1. These are ______________coloured flowers. BRIGHT

2. Repeated use of some washing powders can lead to a loss of______________in colours.

BRIGHT

3. She gave the greatest ______________of her career. PERFORM

4. By the age of 15, Allan had become an experienced circus ______________.PERFORM

5. Ms. Mai spoke very ______________about that yesterday. POWER

6. We follow very strict guidelines on the use and______________of personal details on

computers. STORE

7. The astronauts are ______________in space. WEIGHT

8. After nearly five months of ______________, the astronauts of the international space

station said they were happy to return to Earth. WEIGHT

9. Follow the instructions on the back of the bag ______________. CARE

10. He drove ______________and caused a serious accident. CARE

There are two main kinds of sports: team sports and individual sports. Team sports are such sports as baseball, basketball, and volleyball. Team sports require two separate teams. The teams play against each other. They compete against each other in order to get the best score. For example, in a football game, if team A scores 4 goals and team B scores 3 goals, team A wins the game. Team sports are sometimes called competitive sports.

1. How many main kinds of sports are there in the world?

2. Is basketball an individual sport?

3. Do the teams play against each other?

4. Why do two separate teams compete against each other?

5. What are team sports sometimes called?

                TELEVISION

Television is an (1) _______ invention of the 20th century. It has been so popular that now we can’t imagine what life would be if (2)______ were no television. Television is a major means of communication. It (3)______ pictures and sounds from around the world into millions of home. Though television viewers can see (4)_____ learn about people, places and things in far away lands, television widens our knowledge by introducing (5) _____to new ideas which may lead us to new hobbies and recreations. In addition to the news, television provides us with (6)_____ variety of programs that can satisfy every (7) _______. Most people now seem to like spending their evenings (8)______ television.  It is (9)_____ convenient for them to sit at home watching television than go out (10) ______  amusements elsewhere.

SYDNEY

Sydney is Australia’s most exciting city. The history of Australia begins here. In 1788 Captain Arthur Philips arrived in Sydney with 11 ships and 1624 passengers from Britain (including 770 prisoners). Today there are about 3.6 million people in Sydney. It is the biggest city in Australia, the busiest port in the South Pacific and one of the most beautiful cities in the world. In Sydney, the buildings are higher, the colors are brighter and the nightlife is more exciting. There are more than twenty excellent beaches close to Sydney and its warm climate and cool winter have made it a favorite city for immigrants from overseas. There are two things that make Sydney famous: its beautiful harbor, the Sydney Harbor Bridge, which was built in 1932 and the Sydney Opera House, which was opened in 1973.

1. Which of the following should be the title of the reading passage?

A. Sydney’s Opera House                                 B. The history of Sydney

C. Sydney’s beaches and harbors                       D. An introduction of Sydney

2. Where does history of Australia begin?

A. South Pacific      B. Sydney Harbor              C. Britain                D. Sydney

3. Which of the following statements is NOT true about Sydney?

A. Immigrants from overseas do not like Sydney.

B. Sydney is one of the most charming cities in the world.

C. Sydney is the most interesting city in Australia.

D. Sydney is the busiest port in the South Pacific.

4. How many beaches are there close to Sydney?

A. almost 20 beaches                                       B. over 20 beaches           

C. nearly 20 beaches                                         D. exactly 20 beaches

5. What is the population of Sydney?

A. 1624 passengers                                            B. about 3.6 million people            

C. 770 prisoners                                                D. 11 ships

Question 7. Write the correct form of each bracketed word in the numbered space provided below. (1.0 pt)

1. If he _____ hard, he will pass the examination.                                               (STUDENT)  

2. This chair is _____ , so my mother dislikes sitting on it.                                (COMFORT)

3. I am Vietnamese. What is your _____ ?                                                              (NATION)  

4. We must be _____ when we cross the board.                                                           (CARE) 

5. My house is on the _____ floor of that tall building.                                                (NINE) 

6. This tree has a lot of green _____.                                                                             (LEAF)                          

7. They are going to _____ for the Christmas.                                               DECORATION) 

8. Minh is _____ at English than I am                                                                            (BAD)

9. It may not be easy to change your lifestyle _____.                                        (COMPLETE)  

10. There is a _____ between the two pictures.                                                 (DIFFERENT)

                TELEVISION

Television is an (1) _______ invention of the 20th century. It has been so popular that now we can’t imagine what life would be if (2)______ were no television. Television is a major means of communication. It (3)______ pictures and sounds from around the world into millions of home. Though television viewers can see (4)_____ learn about people, places and things in far away lands, television widens our knowledge by introducing (5) _____to new ideas which may lead us to new hobbies and recreations. In addition to the news, television provides us with (6)_____ variety of programs that can satisfy every (7) _______. Most people now seem to like spending their evenings (8)______ television.  It is (9)_____ convenient for them to sit at home watching television than go out (10) ______  amusements elsewhere.